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Scientists at the University of Auckland conducted the first large-scale survey of the effects of ship noise in the waters of Hauraki Bay.

Chameleon is famous for its ability to constantly change colors and weather. But under ultraviolet light, many species of chameleon are capable of emitting fluorescent light.

A new study shows that bioplastic waste is also killing corals. According to the study, when debris comes into contact with corals, their chances of getting the disease increase

Research groups at the Ocean, Darwin Fund and Galapagos National Park Management Board discovered that some larvae hatch their eggs in deep hydrothermal vents, an unprecedented

Scientists at the Marine Biology Laboratory and the University of Cambridge have discovered that the cuttlefish controls the ability to stealth with a giant known little nerve

Norwegian authorities specializing in tunnel surveillance Svalbard Global Seed Vault have planned to reform the system with a total cost of millions of dollars.

The report of the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) and other international organizations and Global Tiger Forum forum showed the serious threat of tigers in 11 countries around the world,

When events that cause tsunamis like underwater earthquakes occur, sound waves called sound gravity waves (AGW) are sent across the water. Now, scientists from Cardiff University

In a new study, scientists found that ocean acidification caused by climate change that humans could cause coral to disintegrate before 2100.

Scientists at the Florida Institute of Technology have identified the existence of a new species of shark living in the Atlantic Ocean.

The corpse of a mysterious sea creature has been washed away on the beach in Georgia and people associate it with the Loch Ness monster.

The video recorded scenes of panic deer crossing the street, jumping off the bridge and falling straight to the ground, causing many people to be surprised and frightened.

Three new species of crustaceans were discovered by researchers at Ryukyus University and Kagoshima University, Japan and Palau International Reef Center.

A scientific journal in New Zealand published a surprising discovery about a new blind fish in a cave in East Jaintia Hills district of Meghalaya.

The new map shows that the global wilderness is gradually shrinking - becoming more and more unbalanced when forests are converted into agricultural land and encroached upon.

Thanks to the new technology developed by the SECORE International marine ecology group, coral reefs can recover as quickly and easily as sowing in the garden.

Using genetics, UCLA biologists participating in the Genoscape project are racing against time to find the ability to adapt and the best way to protect vulnerable bird groups.

Identifying and analyzing fossils of algae, thought to be the oldest ancestor of modern plants and animals, scientists have revealed that photosynthesis in plants took place 1.25

According to new research, ocean acidity is altering the structure of shells along the west coast.

The 150 million-year-old giant marine reptile is believed to be the first fish to be found in Antarctica and the oldest creature ever found on the continent.